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Fridays
2pm PST (5pm EST)
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We profile and interview the "Finest" Business' and Individuals in San Diego. From our gorgeous inland valley's to our beautiful coastal region, San Diego has it ALL and we bring it to you!
Tune in to hear what's new and cutting edge. Learn of traditional favorites and hidden, secret getaways. Find some gems with "Superior Quality, Skills, Service, or Appearance", right here on "San Diego's Finest".
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San Diego's Finest
Host: Jack Warren
Lifestyles
Recent Episodes:
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05/25/12 - San Diego's Finest
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05/18/12 - San Diego's Finest
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Special Episode of Upbeat Entertainment News Syndicate Radio
Gregori Martin, Executive Producer of the Emmy-Nominated Web Series, The Bay Gregori J. Martin is a record-breaking director, having directed seven feature motion pictures by the age of 30. He is the Executive Producer of THE BAY The Series, a serial drama that follows the life of wealthy socialite Sara Garrett (Mary Beth Evans, DAYS OF OUR LIVES), her family, and the people around them who share in the tangled web spun by ill-fated choices and unending deception. With an impressive cast of iconic Daytime and Primetime television stars and stunning cinematography, THE BAY raises the bar for dramatic serialized storytelling.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Actress Laura Parker, was The Original Angilique in Dark Shadows, did a cameo in the new Dark Shadows film with Johnny Depp Lara Parker is best known for her role as the gorgeous and powerful witch, Angelique, on the original '60s daytime TV serial, Dark Shadows. The show become a major cult classic as fans from all over the world still attend Dark Shadows conventions. Lara, now considered a cult icon for her role as Angelique and one of DS's most active and sought-after cast members, continues to inspire interest in DS through her knowledge, participation in show-related events, and her DS-related novels, Angelique's Descent and Dark Shadows: The Salem Branch.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Steve Snyder, Vice President, Exhibit and Program Development, The Franklin Institute Vice President, Exhibit and Program Development for The Franklin Institute since 2001, Steve Snyder grew up in New York and New Jersey. He received his undergraduate degree in Physics from Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh, and his Ph.D. in the same topic from Michigan State. He decided that physics would enable him "to see the world in a brand new way." What Steve and I will be discussing: Two thousand years ago in the summer of 70 CE, the Romans breached the walls of Jerusalem and razed the city, even destroying the Second temple. Only its outer walls remained. It is believed that this stone fell from the southwest corner of the temple’s outer wall during the fighting— a remnant of the retaining wall that enclosed it, 2,000 years ago. The 3-ton stone is believed to have fallen from the wall during Roman times and had been part of a large pile of similar fallen stones for centuries. It is the first time it's been on tour. When the exhibit was in NYC, they estimate several thousand prayers were left and expectations is this number will grow as word about the exhibit spreads. The prayers were cleared them off the stone/wall section almost daily and sent them to the Rabbinate of the Western Wall, coordinated through the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA).
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05/04/12 - San Diego's Finest
San Diego Historian and Geologist Jeffery Naas talks about where the fault lines are in San Diego.
Melissa Sobleman, Western Home Health Care, What to do for injured or aging fammily members. The difference in types of services.
Paula Brandes, San Diego's Automotive Museum in forms us about the cars, their history and Steam Punk.
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04/27/12 - San Diego's Finest
Gus Rowe, Life coaching is for you. "Go for the Gusto, from banking to life coaching with 10,000 followers
Debbie King, DK Travel talks about cruising.
Paula Stagler, Laser Light production.
Sherrie Zolna talks about spending the day on the bay in San Diego.
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03/30/12 - San Diego's Finest
JACOBS MASTERWORKS SEASON 2011-2012 The Celebration continues! The Symphony's outstanding Jacobs Masterworks Season 2011-2012 Season lineup consists of 13 separate classical music programs. Among the composers represented this season are: Ottorino Respighi (Roman Festivals), Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ("Turkish" Piano Concert, Symphony No. 35: Haffner), George Gershwin (Rhapsody in Blue), Gustav Mahler (Symphony No. 9), Gabriel Fauré (Requiem), Anton Bruckner (Symphony No. 4), Johannes Brahms (Symphony No. 3), Piotr Tchaikovsky (Pathétique Symphony), Sergei Rachmaninoff (Piano Concerto No. 2) and Ludwig Van Beethoven (Symphony Nos. 7 and 9).
A fine array of guest artists will be visiting Copley Symphony Hall during this "Centennial + 1" Season, including Pinchas Zukerman, Jon Kimura Parker, Augustin Hadelich, Horacio Gutiérrez, Heidi Grant Murphy, Robert McDuffie, Stephen Hough and Itzhak Perlman. Guest conductors this season include Long Yu and Charles Dutoit.
San Diego Symphony's Music Director is Jahja Ling.
Jacobs Masterworks concerts are performed Friday and Saturday nights at 8pm, and Sunday afternoons at 2pm. All Jacobs Masterworks concerts are preceded by a "What's The Score?" pre-concert talk by Nuvi Mehta, given 45 minutes before the concert's downbeat.
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03/16/12 - San Diego's Finest
AFCEA International, established in 1946, is a non-profit membership association serving the military, government, industry, and academia as an ethical forum for advancing professional knowledge and relationships in the fields of communications, IT, intelligence, and global security. Located around the world, AFCEA's more than 130 chapters give engineers, programmers, managers, government officials and military personnel continuing opportunities to exchange ideas about communications, intelligence, imaging and information systems technologies. AFCEA has 35,000 individual members and 2,000 corporate members. Education is an AFCEA core value. The overall Association, in partnership with the AFCEA Educational Foundation, Chapters and Members worldwide, presents $2 million annually in scholarships, grants and awards.
As an AFCEA Award Winning Chapter, San Diego has taken the lead on conducting annual Symposiums and Educational Seminars. The San Diego Chapter is the 5th largest Chapter with over 1,100 members.
Each year the San Diego Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications & Electronics Association (AFCEA) hosts a technical C4ISR conference to foster information exchange between Government agencies and private enterprise to review challenging issues and explore solutions toward enhancing the security of our great nation. This year we will co-host the 34rd Annual Symposium along with the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) Systems Center Pacific. The conference is on 1-3 May at the Sport’s Hall of Champions in Balboa Park. There is also a golf tournament on Friday, 4 May, at the Vineyard Golf Course in Escondido.
www.afcea-sd.org
Naval Base San Diego Site Manager gives an incredible account of all the service that are available to help Military Families find goods and services in the local community. Every thing from auto repairs to housing and more.Fleet & Family Support ServicesFFSP provides services through Fleet and Family Support Centers, such as relocation assistance, new parent support, deployment services, clinical counseling services, financial management counseling, family employment services, family advocacy and the transition assistance programs. Find out about FFSC branches that might be in your neighborhood
Child and Youth Programs provide services including Child Development Centers, the Child Development Home Program, Youth and Teen Centers, School-Age Care, instructional/leisure classes and the Navy School Liaison OfficerProgram.
http://www.cnic.navy.mil/SanDiego
Eric Wallace, Patient Account Representative for the priemier homecare services company in San Diego, Western Health Homecare. They help Injured Warriors, retired, eldery and anyone who needs.
Assist with dressing and grooming
Assist with transfers and ambulation
Assist with light housekeeping duties
Prepare and service nutritious meals
Provide socialization and a sense of security
Errand and medical appointment transportation
http://www.westernhealthhomecare.com
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03/02/12 - San Diego's Finest
Sheryl Bilbrey, President and CEO of the San Diego (BBB) Better Business Breau give a detailed over view of the organization and it's mission.
Winefred Cox co-founder of (WE)Women's Empowerment International. A micro-loan organization helping women start small businesses.
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